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JKMF urges BSNL to pay watch, ward staff 1/29/2019 10:58:59 PM Early Times Report Jammu, Jan 29: Jammu and Kashmir Milchar Front (JKMF) has urged upon BSNL authorities to pay watch and ward employees before 20th of every month. According to press release, Front president Shamboo Nath Saproo said that the salary of watch & ward employees of BSNL tower sites & rent of the Tower Site is pending for last 6 months which is very injustice with these poor employees of BSNL towers. He appealed Chief General Manager, BSNL & Principal General Manager BSNL Mobiles J&K state to personally intervene and redress the genuine grievances of these watch & ward employees' of mobile towers of the site and immediately release the salary of these watch & ward employees of BSNL towers & rent of the site of the tower for last 6 months & ensure that the monthly charges to the watch and ward employees on this count are released on monthly basis on the pattern of all private companies, without any further delay.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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